About CourseToJob Global
Updated How we use data
CourseToJob Global helps people anywhere in the world choose a degree, understand where it can lead and see how graduates really do in the labour market. It is free, independent and available in 12 languages.
What we do
We connect three questions that most sites answer separately: what can I do with this degree, how do I get into this career, and how do graduates do in this country. Every career page links to the degrees that lead to it, every subject page links to its careers, and every figure links to the country it describes.
We publish official statistics from the International Labour Organization, the OECD, the World Bank, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics and the UK Department for Education, together with the European Commission's ESCO classification of skills and occupations. We do not estimate or model figures ourselves.
Who we are
CourseToJob is published by Elite Digital AI Solutions Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 17250017), founded by Kaiser Khan. CourseToJob Global (coursetojob.com) is the worldwide edition. Our UK edition, coursetojob.co.uk, covers UK universities, courses and UK-specific graduate data in more depth.
What we do not do
We want you to be able to trust what you read here, so we keep some firm rules.
- We do not accept payment to feature or rank universities, courses, employers or countries.
- We do not sell personal data, and you do not need an account to use the site.
- We do not invent salaries, rankings or statistics. If official data does not exist, we say so.
- We are not a university, a government agency, an immigration adviser or a recruiter. Always check requirements with the official bodies we link to.
Built for people and AI assistants
Many people now ask AI assistants about careers. To help those assistants give accurate, sourced answers, every page on CourseToJob is also available as Markdown, and our data is open through a JSON API, a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and an A2A agent. Our compiled datasets are free to reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution licence.